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Polymaker PolyWood 1.75mm 600gms 3D Printing Filament
£42.00 £50.40 inc. VAT £37.80 £45.36 inc. VAT
PolyWood is a wood mimic printing material that contains no actual wood ensuring a clean Jam-Free printing experience.
- Description
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- Additional information
- Reviews (2)
Description
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Wood with no mess : All existing wood mimic 3D printing filaments are based on wood-polymer composites, i.e. blends of polymer and chopped wood powder. We used a completely different approach when designing PolyWood. Instead of using wood to mimic wood, we developed a unique foaming technology to deliver a material that mimics wood structurally. PolyWood is composed entirely of polymers. The Results? Excellent print quality without the risk of nozzle jams.
Light Weight: PolyWood is the first and so far the only 3D printable foam material. The density of PolyWood is on average 0.8 g/cm≥ which is 35- 40% lighter than regular PLA, so only PolyWood can achieve that light weight nature of Natural Wood. This leads to many interesting properties and potential applications such as lightweight structures, membrane, damping devices, and with its post processing potential even watertight models.
Endless Possibilities: Since PolyWood contains no actual wood, we can create any colour aesthetic we want. As it also contains a foamed structure, parts printed in PolyWood can achieve amazing surface finish that minimises the visual layering due to the nature of FFF/FDM technology. This has not been obtainable with any other printing material on the market to date. (Currently under development; Stay tuned for more updates.)
Technical Data
| Printing temperature | 195 ° C |
|---|---|
| Bed temperature | 60 ° C |
| Shell | 2 |
| Top & bottom layer | 4 |
| Infill | 100% |
| Environmental temperature | 25 ° C |
| Cooling fan | ON |
| Property | Testing Method | Typical Value |
|---|---|---|
| Glass transition | DSC, 10° C/min | 62.4 ° C |
| Melting temperature | DSC, 10° C/min | 150.8 ° C |
| Crystallization temperature | DSC, 10° C/min | 115.5 ° C |
| Decomposition temperature | TGA, 20° C/min | N/A |
| Vicat softening temperature | ISO 306 GB/T 1633 | 60.3 ° C |
| Heat deflection temperature | ISO 75 1.8MPa | 54.1 ° C |
| Heat deflection temperature | ISO 75 0.45MPa | 56.2 ° C |
| Thermal conductivity | N/A | N/A |
| Low-temperature resistance | N/A | N/A |
| Heat shrinkage rate | N/A | N/A |
PLA
Overview
PLA is easy to print, at low cost. Non-toxic and Eco friendly. A perfect starting point for people new to 3D printing.
PLA is created from all-natural renewable resources, and under the correct conditions, is fully biodegradable. This material is typically used for prototypes or decorative prints; Due to the low temperatures and ease of use, features tend to print sharper and more detailed. Its non-toxic nature means that it can be printed for food and medical applications if done so from a sterile and sanitized environment.
However, PLA prints are prone to snapping and breaking under pressure, and become damaged and discolored from high temperatures and prolonged exposure to sunlight or water.
Used for: Design prototypes, Plastic Cups, Medical Implants, Food containers.
Printability
Very Easy
Pros
- Low Cost
- Easy to Print
- Eco Friendly
- Does Not Warp
Cons
- Less robust than other materials
- Vulnerable to Water and sunlight
Recommended Settings
Print Temp
180°C -210°C
Cooling Fan on
Temp may vary on brand
Bed Temp
Temp may vary on brand
Print Surface
No Heated Bed Required
No Enclosure Required
Example Prints
Additional information
| Weight | 0.6 kg |
|---|---|
| Filament Brand | Polymaker™ |
| Filament Colour | Brown |
| Filament Diameter | 1.75mm |
| Filament Weight | 600gms |
| Material Type | Foam |
| Filament Type | PLA |
| Filament Range | PolyWood |
| Filament Weight | 600gms |
2 reviews for Polymaker PolyWood 1.75mm 600gms 3D Printing Filament
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Erman –
I couldn’t get rid of stringing even by using different bed heating, retraction speed or printing speed. It says: “Instead of using wood to mimic wood, we developed a unique foaming technology. Polywood is composed entirely of polymers. The results? Excellent print quality and jam-free printing”. And print results don’t look anything close wood-like. It is basically brown-ish PLA. No jamming, that’s fine but stringing destroys your fine detailed prints. I also purchased PolyPlus PLA – white of Polymaker and it works perfect, I’m not sure what’s wrong with this PolyWood technology.
Paul Ellis –
Absolutely love this filament. It does continue to have a little stringing, but nothing like colorfabb or formfutura, and you get very little chance of jamming. Killer feature for me is the rigidity along with the 0.8g density. Just increase your retraction distance and speed to compensate If you want a nice looking filament, with the ability to create strong 3d printed items with a reduced weight, this is almost the only solution you have!